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About Food for the Thinkers

My name is Doug Newman. I live in Aurora, Colorado, just outside Denver. Food for the Thinkers is mostly about the connection between Christianity and libertarianism. Most Christians do not understand libertarianism. And most libertarians do not understand Christianity. Hopefully, this blog helps clear up those misunderstanding. Check out my old page at www.thefot.us And remember: When you let people do whatever they want, you get Woodstock. But when you let governments do whatever they want, you get Auschwitz.

The Three Unequal Branches of Government

Posted on April 9, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

From the article: “Coequal” is just one small word, yet it has a profound effect when inserted into the middle of the description of our system of government. If we let a phrase like “three coequal branches” get into our … Continue reading →

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2016 Presidential Election: The Greatest Con in U.S. Electoral History

Posted on April 6, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

THIS!

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I Don’t Believe in Religious Freedom

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

I believe in freedom … period. Freedom is for both the religious and the irreligious. A Christian baker should be free to refuse to bake a cake for a gay wedding ceremony. And a gay sign maker should likewise be … Continue reading →

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Just Answer the Question Mr. Cruz

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

Ted Cruz tap dances around a question from the Daily Mail about adultery. 2-minute video right here. Would an innocent man behave this way? I’ll report. You decide. Trump … McCain … Gingrich … Giuliani … and, possibly, Cruz. The … Continue reading →

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Six Bible Lessons on Foreign Policy

Posted on March 26, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

To be sure, Jesus preaches armed self-defense twice – Luke 11:21,22 and 22:36. However, the idolatry with which so many American Christians view their military has no biblical basis whatsoever. Wonderful article here by Hosanna Myers!

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True Change Comes Not from the White House, but from Your House and Mine

Posted on March 20, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

By Doug Newman – email me here. Here I am on Facebook. And if you would like to post this elsewhere, please just link to this URL as I update my articles frequently. Thanks! KILLary … HELLary … Hitlery … … Continue reading →

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A CHRISTIAN DILEMMA

Posted on March 20, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

Originally posted on VERIGOSPEL:
A CHRISTIAN DILEMMA THE ACCOMMODATION OF EVIL By Al Cronkrite ? ? They were tragic events; tragic, strange, and puzzling.  President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963 by a mysterious and ill-defined man…

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The Trump Movement and the Ron Paul R3VOLution

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

By Doug Newman – email me here. Here I am on Facebook. If you would like to post this elsewhere, please just link here as I update my articles frequently. Thanks! TRUMP THIS! TRUMP THAT! TRUMP 247! WALL-TO-WALL TRUMP! TRUMP … Continue reading →

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A Libertarian Ranking of U.S. Presidents

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

Oh how I wish I had so much time on my hands. None of them have been that great. Full article right here.

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Will Trump’s Border Wall Be Used to Keep Americans from Leaving?

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Food for the Thinkers

By Doug Newman – email me here Here I am on Facebook. If you would like to post this elsewhere, please just link to this URL as I update my articles frequently. Thanks! Conservatives are just like the liberals they … Continue reading →

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